Regular biography
Hooman Mohseni is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the AT&T Professor of Information Technology at Northwestern University. He is affiliated with the Electrical and Computer Engineering department and holds the title of Professor. His research interests include the development of quantum optoelectronic sensors with breakthrough performance, focusing on advanced simulations, novel materials, and nano-fabrication techniques. His work spans multiple fields, including Biology and Astronomy, and has led to significant advancements in sensor technologies. Mohseni's research has been published in several high-impact journals, including ACS Photonics and Nature Photonics.
Scholar-generated biography
Hooman Mohseni is a researcher at Northwestern University specializing in photon detectors, infrared detectors, optical antenna, optoelectronics, and bio-sensors. His work focuses on developing high-performance infrared detectors, exploring quantum well infrared photodetectors, and investigating non-Ohmic shunt leakage in thin-film solar cells. Mohseni has also contributed to the fabrication of nanohole and nanopillar arrays, as well as the growth of InGaAs/InGaP quantum dots for midinfrared photoconductive detectors. His research includes bio-sensors integrated into smart textiles for managing biomechanical risk factors in diabetic foot care. Mohseni's work emphasizes advancing optoelectronic devices for applications in infrared imaging and biomedical sensing.